Koh-i-Noor - The Mountain of Light

Koh-i-noor diamond was discovered in Indian in 1306 AD, and is kept for the public display in London. It is believed to be unlucky for all its men owners.

The #Kohinoor, a dazzling 105.6-carat diamond, is a famed member of the Crown Jewels in the #UK, currently held by #KingCharlesIII and…

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